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Pasty - 25 Oct 2006 10:29 GMT
=VLOOKUP(G284,AG1:AL6,MATCH(H284,AH1:AL1,0)+1,FALSE)

Is there anyway of copying this formula to multiple sheets with only the
cells G284 & H284 increasing by 1 each time - as AG1:AL6 & AH1:AL1 is a
reference to a data table.
Roger Govier - 25 Oct 2006 11:22 GMT
Hi

Create 2 named ranges
Insert>Name>Define>  Name range1  Refers to  Sheet1!AG1:AL6
and Name  range2   Refers to  Sheet1!AH1:AL1

The change formula to
=VLOOKUP(G284,range1,MATCH(H284,range2,0)+1,FALSE)

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Roger Govier

> =VLOOKUP(G284,AG1:AL6,MATCH(H284,AH1:AL1,0)+1,FALSE)
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> reference to a data table.
 
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